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Palo Alto Networks

Builds cybersecurity tools for organizations

Technical Specialist for Development and Delivery - XSIAM

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSingaporeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of hands-on experience as a Cortex practitioner in Professional Services, an MSSP, or Customer Engineering, with deep knowledge of enterprise technologies and infrastructure.
  • Deep expertise in XSIAM technical tracks, including data onboarding with Broker VM, syslog/CEF, NGFW, and GCP; XQL; parsing rules; correlation logic; playbook development; classifiers and mappers; and agentic AI features.
  • Strong technical proficiency with Google Cloud Platform, including Compute Engine, IAM, VPC, and Cloud Storage, as well as PAN-OS NGFW, Active Directory, Windows Server, and Linux administration.
  • Experience writing automation scripts using Python, PowerShell, Bash, and Terraform for repeatable lab builds and environment resets.
  • Experience in technical instruction, training, or facilitation for senior engineering audiences, including live troubleshooting in a classroom setting.
  • Written communication skills for creating lab guides, maintaining issue logs, and delivering student evaluation reports.
  • Primarily based in Santa Clara, California, or Plano, Texas, and able to travel up to 50% for on-site bootcamp cohorts as needed.

Responsibilities

  • Stand up, configure, and maintain multi-tenant GCP and Cortex XSIAM environments for concurrent instructional tracks.
  • Automate environment provisioning, tenant resets, and teardowns using Terraform, gcloud, and custom scripts to reduce reliance on external DevOps teams.
  • Validate all lab guides and exercises end to end before the first day, and resolve networking, IAM permission, credential, and placeholder-value defects so students can complete exercises without instructor intervention.
  • Architect, develop, and deliver four-day intensive lab tracks covering Automation, SIEM, and related domains virtually and in person.
  • Guide students through complex configurations, including Broker VM clustering, Cloud Identity Engine, custom XQL parsing and data modeling, indicator mapping, playbook debugging, and agentic AI.
  • Track cohort progress through scheduled check-ins, live remote-control troubleshooting, and explanations of internal platform mechanics such as correlation latency, role constraints, and hidden table fields.
  • Distinguish product defects from student error and escalate issues in a timely manner.
  • Score end-of-course assessments, develop capstone projects against established rubrics, and provide leadership with detailed per-student readiness recommendations.
  • Track and log environment and content issues for each cohort, update master lab guides with corrections from live sessions, create remedial training tied to gaps and readiness, and promptly decommission cloud assets to optimize spending.

Desired Qualifications

  • Active Cortex certifications, including Cortex XSIAM Engineer or Analyst and Cortex XSOAR Engineer, or Palo Alto Networks certifications such as PCNSE or PCNSA.
  • Hands-on experience with lab orchestration platforms such as Torque, lab image management, or observability pipelines such as Cribl.
  • Experience instructing engineers transitioning from competing SIEM platforms such as Splunk or Securonix and mapping legacy concepts to XSIAM architecture.
  • Background writing technical assessments, rubrics, and grading criteria.
  • Familiarity with generative AI tools for instructional content development and rapid troubleshooting.

About the Company

Palo Alto Networks

Builds cybersecurity tools for organizations

Palo Alto Networks builds cybersecurity hardware and software for businesses and public institutions, protecting their networks, cloud workloads and digital identities. Its portfolio combines network firewalls with tools that detect attacks, investigate security alerts and manage access to sensitive systems. Security teams use these products across offices, data centers and cloud environments, with shared data and automated workflows connecting the company's platforms. It earns revenue from appliance sales and software licenses, plus subscriptions and support contracts that keep protections and services active over time. Palo Alto Networks began operations in 2005 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Founded
2005

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